-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Now that POSIX 2008 requires ln to support user choice of whether to create hard links to symlinks, we can probably get rid of ENABLE_HARD_LINK_TO_SYMLINK_WARNING in the ln.c source code. I noticed this while considering how to implement linkat in gnulib. I guess platforms that follow link() by default will just have to fail with ENOSYS since they don't support -P (and keep their default of -L), while systems like GNU/Linux that have always behaved like -P are now justified. Do we want to make ln's behavior conditional on _POSIX2_VERSION (where conformance to 2001 tries to imply -L, even on Linux where it is more natural to imply -P), or is it not worth worrying about?
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